The Boy Who Loved Batman

WORLD PREMIERE
Based on Executive Producer of the Batman films, Michael Uslan’s memoir of the same title, THE BOY WHO LOVED BATMAN is an inspirational comedy about one man’s vision that became a national phenomenon. It’s a crazy journey that goes from New Jersey to Hollywood, comic books to the silver screen. Every hero needs a hero.

The world premiere of THE BOY WHO LOVED BATMAN is a new play by Asa Somers, directed by Tony winner Jeff Calhoun (Newsies) with scenic design by Daniel Allen, projection design by Caite Hevner, lighting design by Mike Wood, sound design by Jeremy Douglass and costume design by Newt Rametta.

Paul Adam Schaefer, who recently was in the closing Broadway cast of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, joins the cast as Imaginary Friend. Katherine Yacko plays Nancy Uslan. Kelly Bashar, Nicholas Perez-Hoop and Hugh Timoney play multiple roles including Michael’s family members, Bill Finger, Stan Lee and others. Beginning Oct. 22, David Jenkins joins the cast in the role of Michael Uslan.

Days, dates, times, performers and prices are subject to change.

CONTENT ADVISORY
THE BOY WHO LOVED BATMAN is rated PG-13 for some adult language.

In collaboration with the Straz Center, St. Petersburg’s Imagine Museum presents a special traveling exhibition celebrating Batman’s legacy within the DC Universe. This collection located in the lobby of the Jaeb Theater will be viewable to show attendees during each performance. It is drawn from the museum’s current exhibition, Graphic Worlds: Exploring Comic and Anime Art and features contemporary glass sculptures, oil paintings, and comic panels by local and international artists. Explore the Dark Knight through diverse artistic mediums during the world premiere of THE BOY WHO LOVED BATMAN!

Time & Date:
Now- November 10th (No Monday Performances)